Three pieces, each begun the same way — as thread on a handloom in Varanasi, before it was ever a plan for a garment. Shapes shown here reflect the cut; full release details follow.
Cut long and unlined, so the handloom's own weight does the work. Wool-blend, dyed in small batches, hand-finished.
A wide leg drafted to move with the fabric's drape, not against it. Linen-blend, undyed, hand-finished.
One length of cloth, folded and secured — no closure added that the weave didn't already suggest.